Leadership Coach (Embedded Field Operations) 14/14
Leadership Coach (Embedded Field Operations) 14/14
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Deploy with the advance team and gather ground truth at the front line
- Embed alongside client crews through execution, coaching in real time
- Build action plans specific to each operation, its people, and its metrics
- Stay through sustainment so the gains hold after you leave the field
- 6+ years leading teams in high-consequence, safety-critical environments where a leadership failure risks life, not just schedule or budget
- Direct, in-the-field accountability for a team's performance, discipline, and safety
- A track record of leading front-line personnel through austere, remote, or physically demanding operations on extended rotations Complex problem solving
- Proven history of solving ambiguous problems where the plan changed mid-execution and nobody handed you a checklist
- Comfortable deciding with incomplete information and owning the outcome
- Able to cut through chaos to root cause, then build a workable path forward Emotional intelligence and situational read
- High self-awareness. You know your triggers, your blind spots, and how you land on people when you are tired or frustrated
- Able to read a room, a crew, and an individual in real time and adjust on the spot
- Recognizes what is driving behavior underneath what is being said, and addresses the real issue instead of the surface complaint Credibility and candor
- Earns trust fast with people who did not ask for a coach and are skeptical of outsiders
- Equally effective in front of a hands-on crew and across the table from an executive team
- Delivers direct feedback without damaging the relationship, and holds the standard while still developing the person Character and self-direction
- Operates independently with no daily supervision
- Absolute integrity and discretion. You will sit inside sensitive conversations, and what you learn stays where it belongs
- Team first, ego last Logistics
- Willing to travel and deploy internationally on a 14/14 rotation
- Able to pass client safety, medical, and background requirements Strongly Preferred
- U.S. military service in a leadership capacity, especially special operations or other high-tempo, high-consequence roles. As an SDVOSB, we actively value and recruit veteran experience
- Exposure to oil and gas, drilling, or comparable industrial operations, including working knowledge of safety culture and HSE expectations
- Coaching or instructor credentials. ICF certification, cadre or schoolhouse instructor time, or comparable curriculum delivery experience
- Advisory experience building capability inside partner organizations, where you had influence but no formal authority
- Facilitation and public speaking. Comfortable leading a room of 5 or 500 Also valuable: behavioral assessment certification such as TTI Success Insights or DISC, athletics coaching or performance work at the collegiate or professional level, and business acumen from P&L responsibility, operations management, or organizational development.
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A number in mind
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